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A NET z PER CENT INVESTMENT.
First Mortgage Coupon Bonds
OF THE

GERMAN AMERICAN LOAN AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY, Of Sioux Pals, ID. L,
Secured by morics deeds improved farm propts.
ties in Dakota anG Minnesota worth three times ths
amount of the bonds.
psnOminasions, $500. $500. $3.50. s4oo. s45o
These bonds may be and Information ol,taipe6
by calling 1t Room 4, Glover Building l4la at
CHAS. r. DEAN, Vice President
References: Hon. VIM. Window, Chas T. Coon:
National Bank Of illinois, Chicago Ciuzens' National
Bank, Sioux Falls, d. j. h2l-im
N A. DRISC0LL. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
LIE All work done by first-class workrneu prifs-c
reasonable Shop. No. 63 y ST. w. Jobbins promptly
attended To- Jso-.Siu
CAFE INyESTMENs-sI PER CENT GUARAN
~ Ted BY THE -
Hon. A L. WYMAN, date Treasurer L. s. President
Interest aud Principal Paid by the
Chemical National Bank of New York
Interest payable semi annually.
Bonds in sums of $500 and up.
real estate In and around Omaha Nebraska and in M
Is loan made exceeding forty Ier cent of the
value OF the morteaged property
The standing of this company sufficient recon-
mend these securities " the confidence CONSERVATIVE
investors
NJ NJ PARKER
Washington Agent
Real Estate and Loan Broker,
jao-3m l4lS Il st. NJ
TrOR SALE-ABOUT LOCO POUNDS OF NoNpA-
- rel and about 500 pounds of Agate Type, lately
in on this paper. The face of both fonts Us de-
sirabe they in good condition and capable 81
celent service for two or three years paper u
moderate circulation. viii be sold cheap IN bulk Adj
dress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CD.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EOR RENT-ROoMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
Il nshed, in new house: heated by furnace AL the
modern improvements. Inquire 22o 1st st. ne f11-t'
EoR RENT.FURN1sHED. TWO CoMMUNICAT-
Il ing third floor rooms with or without board. in
private family. 730 21st ST. Hl-3t.
EoR RENTING ELEGANT FRONT ROOMS,
L first and second floors. two second floor rooms
furnace heat; references required Apply at 1909
q lines q street home comforts assursd
EoR RENT - AT ITO ST.. LARGE AIRY
I Room summer prices, s15; suitable for two; one
on fourth floor front, 81. n1-3ts
FOR RENT.,FQUR UNFURNIsHED Rooms
eminent Printing Office and Pension Office; rent cheap
su aS Nth
changed ja1S-27t'
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFINISHED
Il Rooms: new house. 400 Mass ave. NV. f1O2t'
L Room. second story. I1i4 I1th st NV. fl0,3t.
FOR RENTmis ST. Ne SEVERAL Il, LARGE sas
hall rooms. with or without board moderate prices
Upper floor very low unfurnished. f10-3t'
.o4x
Address Box e. Star office. f10-I'
Tor RENT-sEyBRAL DEsIRABLE UNFUR-
L nished or furnished Rooms, at 14Os 9th st. NV
TIoh REN 2; RHODE IsL AND AVE, THREE
is rooms second n9or heat gas ana
EOR RENT-2 FINE ROOMS WITH BOARD IN
private family adjoining bath room location er
18th ST., near Mass. ave. f10-T'
nor RENT-TwO UNPUBLISHED COMMUNI-
I eating Rooms on second ao9r suitable for house
essp! 10Th Il s as nW Call before L m or affn
EOR RENT-A PRETTILY FURNISHED PARLOR
L and Bedroom. on third door. heated by crate and
fn fin saasI ss $40 14fh St. nw bet and
THE HIt
EOR RENT-TW0 LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS
L newly furnished; on Sd floor, with or without
Ss,s no sns sssn y
Market, cor. 10th and L SITS. f9-3t'
EOR RENT-1627 14TH ST. n. W.. ELEGANT
IN rooms, single or ensuite; references exchanged.
FoR RENT = UNFgRN1sHFD- OR THREE
Rooms on second floor; gss, hest and bath; rent
n w., between u and p M Apply 1 fs':st
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED or UNFURNIsHED
sST s BATH given and re.
EoR RENT WITH BOARD. ONE LARGE,
ohseTu rOom bath on same floor 3.
NOR RENT AT 1914 CONNECTICUT AVENUE,
Il Furnished Apartments. ja29-2w'
EoR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO BED
Rooms and Par9r; tirsszclass in every respect
u story south front Rooms large bay window: new
suitable for two or three gentlemen or and
s.r 81 ssassn 1s Ss
NOR RENT-pERsoNs LOOKING FOR ROOMS
q K 81 s i aSs
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Bass GooDs:

They have been marked down. We mean to
sell them II not at one price, then ct another
TO-iay's markings constitute the other"
The Brass Broom Holders that we have been
offering at JIG. are to-day reduced to PC
The Brass Smoking Sets that we have been
offering At CSC. are to-day reduced to l9c
The Brass Match Boxes formerly marked l0c.
are reduced to-day u Sc.
And % on All our brass goods are proper
tionately reduced II isn't necessary that we
specify every individual item We don't expect
you ~ crowd around this department on the
strength of this reduction Not at all. But when
you are in. call at the Brass Goods Counter
You VIII probably see something you want: and,
Whatever it Is. the price will be less than 1t was
on yesterday. the 10th inst
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BARGAINS To BE HAD Ar
sBf B "A TT M Nm IN ssss
BBB "A Z q MTN ssss
BIB A UU II IN SssS

IL IL ! = ! $ u HH HfFFH IS: r.
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT THIS WEEK
GREAT Toe. SALE OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
.n SIGar ksskIET
as mes Rompaoqs front sna 10y neeI
trimmed With torchon lace Of fine quality. Yokes Of
night dresses Of tucks and lace skirts tucked
lace We beg leave to inform our patrens sha
to S ass ssse n and must be
APRONS.
we Win run our Nurses Aprons this week for 19c
and nnd ws with suck and deep
CORsETS
physicians and sold for g. we Win eer ts Wee p S
That ons It
sure the permanent use of the same.
BLACK GOODS.
Bf keas Il se x .s aGe yard worth eoc
R RI.sk B s;S., :. sos worth r.
s||s Ss $ss.s .fso
Black SILK Rhadama, csc, worth Sl.25.
s s1aes SUI sT gln; s1 e. worth q
WHITE GOODS.
French Pfque ct 22c.. worth 3Oc
All Of our l2,<c and &C. Lace Striped Nsinsook will
now be offered for &C. yard. A'
usuai-she lowest A-'''' 40 ''"p'e'e ana pf'ces-as
HoUsE-FuRNIsH1Na DEPARTMENT.
Table Table as nshss vide .
Bieached Table Damasf sc. yard u ''e' aSard
Uef bee. sa .eSs for Of Table that
Turssy Red g inches vide
turkey Red Damask, better quality. at 7Oc., worth
s sSsnha IS ERan .. ~ linen sass & Csc
Wa wi oo1l limit
%, Our .s;orsmsn. Of Koechlin s.tteens is complete
,o Our Psse. for these popular sat1eens
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
rare ehsnee was offered Us Of goods for this de-
.s a md 4. sss: ar,ss Ss:s
LACE CURTAINS.
beautiful Rnss.n Border. 45 INCHES wide, 81 yds
-Four dsrsni designs IN Bnsss: ~ esp sf .es.
ssfns In White and Ecru. 81 yds. long, At 81 IS .
Something new In Irish Point Pattern. The Curtain
would be cheap at $3.50; we offer them at o. rs 8
Russian Border Double Twisted Thread. difficult to
S.s + R n u. Old
and nl.S G1sI5y for $3.50 pair: These positively
teg pair Of Raw SILK Porteres in Bronze and Blue
Ray silk Porsisrrs. with beautiful Chenille Dado,
Raw sik Porterea. with Double Chenille Dado. ss es
Raw Silk for Portieres and Furniture Covering a.
25c. ~ es' 0oAnpAe'e' ior
lhs hnishea ssfm Il new Designs. Sc ysSS
Stair Oil Cloth, 10c yard.
\ Sretonnes, Toe. yard
l smyrna Rugs, G5c.
We are selling Blankets and Comforts below cost
.AAne our goods and prices before going elsewhere
e. E. 4 ~ s:::ss n : =:
S III z4u. ,gg1 !.n ! 4 III ssss
/ A CLEAN CUT IN CaILpREN,s FINE CLOTHING
4 "A AGE TO Is.
~ nne worsteds. now. $3.50.
| $S Al WOOL cashmere suits now.......... $50.
1 ne 4-lO.
These goods were too ane for our trsaa 10 va h.v.
made clean cut to make them 60. Our los win h1
your gain
/ -, W. sELBY,
Fon A Few DAxs
wil offer 70 Close out e sna hsou cose lot Of rsat
| Inst Jackets - low - o3.6O, ~ 'eA
| Aornang hooes - log - $50.
ieS s33 fennsyivanis avonr,a
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lird floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD T0THRAp
ARRIVAL Or SpR,Ne Wp.ps

we have just received an elegant line Of
Spr1ng- weight Tailor-made English Walking
Jackets, in neat checks and plads in light effects
finished I,I With silk lined hood Very stylish.
in light plaids and checks, finished with CAPE.
The bulk OF the stock OF spring Wraps have
not yet arrived. these being merely advance,
or sample lines, to catch the drift of Your taste
odd-tO be exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-11

The smallness of the police force is one cause OF
UNPUBLISHED crime. real and supposed, In the Dis
trict, but there are Others For instance, some OF
the officers so exhaust themselves through the
day In preventing small boys from ohstructing the
side walks, that burglars may make a clean sweep
OF a mouse at night without interruption, and
without subsequent detection wear1ed (police)
nature fails TO make response With the induce
ments TO burglars thus offered on the one hand,
and the record OF arrests, made up 50 largely OF
small boys who have failed to '.move on on the
other. the materials are all at hand for the sklful
but misleading manipulation OF the statistics
hend- In this way double damage Is done to the
District The individual hardship, which may be
visited upon the Obstructing small boys is pointed
out by a correspondent in another column. The
provision under which arrests for obstruettng the
street or sidewalk are made is comprehensive In
its vagneness that 1t frequently becomes q very
convenient cloak for policemen to cover trifing or
illegal arrests, made sometimes from sense of Of
Tended official dignity where small boy talks
back" and sometimes Gas In the present case our
correspondent suggests) from desire to secure a
reputation for efficiency by swelling the aggregate
OF arrests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-11

Lovers Of high-strung fiction will mourn the loss
OF one OF their favorite authors Mrs Henry Wood
whose death Is announced by q cable dispatet
from London In view Of Mrs. Woods peculia,
eninence IL is interesting to recall the fact that
she began her career by writing hundred-poun
prize story TO illustrate the evils OF fntemperance
and that her second venture was the most famous
OF all her nOyelS-ssEas1 LYNNE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-11
DENTISTRY.

nR STAIR PARSONS, DENTIST,
IL 9Th IT., corner X NV.
Filling Specially also the cure Of toothache with
aileviates the pain OF extracting. tA13
nR. r n TALBOTT, DENTIST. A37 7TH ST.
~ three doon nom corner Of Z Denfaktry In I'll q
branch0 Teeth inserted "a per set Al work va.
Hntea hAI
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-SUPERIOR OFFICE ROOMS, l2ll r
- st: NV; in suite Of three heated By steam: well
permit to See rooms. apply r. o. HOLrZ IMAM. 10th
and F SITS. fl1-2w
EOR RENT-OFFICES-F ST, BETWEEN 18TH
and 14th NV, two en- suite, third floor heat and
gas price, furnished unfinished $50. One room
first floor; $15. D. g. PROCTOR SON, 122G F St
NV. ja6-3m
EOR RENT-OFFICE BUILDING, 835 ST n W.
Il Two rooms second floor. &25 per month; 3 front
rooms fourth floor. $50 per month; two back rooms
fourth floor, 81 per mouth. Elevator TO be put
in JOHN E BEALL & CO,
jao6.2m 1921 Est.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-11

1t Is announced with something Of a parade that
another trombone has been added to the instru-
mental outfit OF the Marine Band A trombone
would undoubtedly prove to be an effective weapon
At close quarters in the event OF a war with Eng
land or any other foreign power, but it cannot be
relied on to take the place Of longrange rife guns
in Keeping an enemy beyond Smelling distance on
seabOard cities The country will not rest satisfied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-11

&. W. 4 s. r.
oil 10th IT. s.w. Or. $50
l214 Pa. ave.s.e., Gr...lS
61S Nd. av. sw., 6r.....1T
900 Va Nv. s.w., ar. 1880
6.e1 q st. s.e., 10r......-.l5
1923 c St s.w-. 1r.....--14
50l q It. q. e. Ar.
$50 Va. nv. Sc, 6r.......lo
321 18th st. s.e., Or.
lSs2 Del. sve.s.w.. 3r. a. 40
1e50 Del. ave.s.w., 3r.6.So
2oS Willow Tree alley, ..
w. Recommendations
6.s6 X ct, s.w- Or. .......5
No. 3. alley bet. lst&2d.F
aud q SITS. s.w.. 4 rs..4
Rear 329 ~ 81. pr. ......3
1907 Va nv. s.w.. 1r......3
! OFFICES.
46S IA.av.. basement, $50
46S La. ave., Sd dr., Ar. 30
40l eth ST., Ar. LIST fir p
i3J 9TH ST.. II. r, ID Or. 20
9th and Pa ave, r.l5. ..l3
40l 9TH ST.. I'd a.. 2 rs,
each ................l2.50
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PERSONAL.

DERsoNAL-THE WOMAN WHO AcCosTED
II lady nj the corner Of Pennsylvnna ave aud 9TH It
last evening and inquired about diamond ring 70 save
further trouble, would do we'll 20 call 81 633 IT. ave-
and explain hefself Is she In known 1T !
nE ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ u we are now prepsred to pSy fau value for
JUSTHE Old Stand 61e st. NV. tl3-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-11

MUSES., ApRoss.
We have Just secured the following excellent
bar2a1n In Nurses White Lawn Aprons, with
bordering Of Grow fsgyottirg insertion, extra
uze, well made. Only 25c. each.
(SeCond floor: take elev8tQf.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
LADIES (JLoyEs
Iadles But. Mousquetaire Suede Gloves
assorted Ian shades, only 75c. per pair.
iadles But Pinked- wrists Suede Gloves,
only S5c. per pair.
Ladies s and But Chamois Gloves excel
lent for driving and shopping, 81 and Sl.25
Misses and But Suede Gloves, SO and
WOODWARD LoTHROP
READY-MApE W1sDow SHADES.
Complete Holland Shades, all colors spring
roller yards long, 36 in. wide only 43o.each.
complete Opaque Window Shades, all colors,
~ long, 3S in wide, Csc. Ditto, 2 It. long,
81 In wide, Tic. each
Decorated Window Shades, best spring rollers
mounted and ready to hang, worth ST Only
II. Finer qualities Sc, 81, 81. 10 and $135
Scotch Holland Shades made and hung by ex-
Per1enced men, and guaranteed to give perfect
(Third floor; take elevator)
N @ on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-11

We buy Black Silks by contract. For the next ak
months we offer forty-three qualities.
Black GrOs Grains from $50. to 81 SO.
Black Faille Francaise, Sl.l9 to $l.65.
Black Armure ut $1.35.
Black Satins from SIC. to CSC.
Black Satin RhadaInes. 73c. to 81 rs
Black Satin Duchess. Sl.48 to 81
sE-washington competition we don't trouble about.
If You think you might buy cheaper in New York will
you please send for samples and compare with our
specialdes. We await the verdict with confidence
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Useless to attempt to describe the and beautiful
designs made Of cut Jet beads Our buyer has lust re-
turned from New York and will be pleased TO show the
novelties secured and not expect you to buy The list
of prices gives no idea Of the variety.
Galloons, 98c., la, $1.35, S1.8S, $l9S, s3.oS.
Fringes, &c., 98c, 81 49, S1.4S. $21O, So 80.
Gimps, 9Sc.. $685. 81. 4s. $3.50. S39S up to SIG
EI-White Crystal Trimmings and Colored Moss
Trimmings. In new styles, for evening wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-11

IHOR RENT UNFURNISHED
400 st 81 600 per an.
iOtu $Do per mo.
sos OIL H. .pu
!i51 ou ST. H. W- ~
1o, ioeu 81. III. W....-....--. I'd
Meri,lisn ave Mt pleasant '--''-'-'-.-'-.- al
80; % ST. 1.pU
Stable IN rear of l141 r. L. ave.-......... 1866
JAZZ 3ws TYLER RUTHERFoRD. i3sS Fstn.w
L,OR RENT-ADMIRABLY LOCATED AND VERY
IL desirable brick dwelling IL rooms furnace and all
modern improvements: 400 St NV.
ja:e2-3w' TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1226 st. NV.
F0Ro Rent. 5Q2 st Nv. 15r .sS3 3: 33
Sw cor Sth e 19r. 125 Ia 9th St n. Or. 100
1903 9TH st. NV. lar. 100 414 Craven Terrace 30
$40 Sth stnw., 13r. 100 2490 Craven Terrace Or 30
10le Conn ave. Or. 100 24:s2 Craven Terrace 81, SO
1904 st. 16r. lbs 2424 Craven Terrace Or so
Magnolia ave., 14r. .S 3 2426 Craven Terrace Or 80
1910 18th st., 1:5r. S So 242S Craven Terrace 80
1913 st, upper part g2o L st. nw Or. 40
1131 De Sales st., 11r... 80 1901 Qstn. Or b
1913 st. Tor. 40 :.3O1 18th NV, 7r .2S50
1870 st 12r 40 1902 Corcoran St. Or 20
29O6 st. LIB 33 10 Sherman ave-. Ar. 10
G23 Z St NV. isr as 4e3 Mo ave NV. Tor 80
400 st. W.. 12r. 1.ee5 I'll 9TH st W., store
1880 Il. ave., IT, 100 and dwelling 12J
226 N. j. se Tor. 90 1925 Mass. ave, 1r. loo
The above houses can be examined by permit from
our Office only. THOMAS j. FISHER & Co.
fl 1924 ct. nv
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WANTED--HOUSES.

w I.ED--HOUSES.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY HOUSE IN DE-
w arable part of northwest: from $1,000 to
$500. Address DESIRABLE, Star Office. fS-4t'
WANTED-WELL-BUIL MODERN HOUSE. NOT
w less than rooms; must be in best part of north
west: will pay from $4,000 to $4,000 cash. Ad-
dress x Star Office fS-4t.
VMANTED-A BUSINESS PROPERTY, EITHER
w 18th ST. south OF 8, or bet. 9Th and 14th sts
Pa and st will pay cash, if bargain Address
BUSINESS, Star office. fS-4ts
WANTED-BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS,
w the of House during the Of Congress-
Congressional reference. Address B. o. O.. Star office
f1O-3ts
WANTED-FROM OwNERS-HOUSES TO RENT
w or Sell. Spring demand brisk. We have daily ap
plications for houses Can rent sell at once We
advertise literally. Commission moderate McKIB-
BIN HERRING. 1881 + st. f9-1m
VNANTED-HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE IMME-
w diately in the country; must be surrounded by
lsd accessible to city by rail or street Address
ssACCESS," Star Office. f9-3ts
HNANTED-PROPERTY DIRECT FROM OWNERS,
w 70 sell or rent have daily application for houses
wortirfrom $1,000 to $4,000
JAMES W. TYLER
Real Estate aud Insurance Broker,
f5-6t 929 st. NV.
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Contracting to take from the manufacturer fifty gar
ments each week. special and low price quoted:
and will ask fifteen instead of the usual twenty
five per cent profit quote prices as low a. demanded
for "shoddy" garments-a vulgar expression which
applied to Spring wraps a coat that Will look
Wen enough at first but ina short time will rip shrink
fade; In short, look ''shoddy."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-11

The miserable weather in New York makes travelling
misery. It made our Lace buyer sick, and the new
Laces will not be marked until tomorrow
Just opened. Black Chantilly and Spanish Guiu,,re
LAces In all widths, from inches to AZ incbes The
designs beautiful The prices you may learn
tomorrow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-28

A man named Gus. Lindley recently ar
rived from Grass Valley, informed the po-
lice early Wednesday evening that he had
been robbed of S40-two $40 pieces-by a
woman on l. street Officers wager and
Rider inquired into the matter, and yester-
day morning arrested the woman, named
Bertha Abbott, at the depot, as she was
about to leave for San Francisco. She was
taken to the Station-hOuse, and there made
q statement to Chief Dillman, to this effect .
Wednesday afternoon she met Lindley in
a saloon on the southwest corner of Second
and L streets, and there was also present
a man named Harry Robinson. Lind
ley had been drinking freely, aid Rob
inson had designs upon his pocket, but
the saloon man made him desisf. He sug-
gested to the woman, however that they
dope" Lindley with morphine, and gave
her quantity of the drug to put in his beer,
guaranteeing that there was sufficient
quantity to make him sleep sound. She
asserts, however, that she did not use it.
Lindley gave her the two $50 pieces by
mistake, and she did not tell him of his
error. He fell asleep and she left him,
purchased trunk, some clothing. 4 hat
and 4 ticket for San Francisco, and would
soon have been out of town but for the Of
ficers. Robinson surmised that she was
going to leave, and was at the depot to ask
her for dividend, but she refused to rec
ogniZe his claim to a share of the money.
After the statement made by her to the
Chief Robinson was of course in demand
and officers Farrell and Mccormack found
and arrested him. He is victim of the
morphine habit. having graduated into it
from opium smoking, and takes large and
frequent doses of the drug hypodermically.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-28
The Winters Sale.

Theodore Winters, the successful breeder
and turfman Of Calift rnia in fact, he may
be called the pioneer of racing on the Pa
cific coast-has fully determined TO retire
from the active career of breeder and
trainer of racehorses, and to that end he
will offer at public auction tomorrow the
entire stud of the Rancho del Rio. This
sale will be the most important ever held
in this State, and includes that famous old
sire, Norfolk, by Lexington-N Novice, by
Glencoe. AS sire he outranks all of Lex
lngtons sons, and comes rightly by the
name of King of the Turf the best
horse OF the day, never having been COM
PEELED to lower his colors, nor known de-
feat while upon the turf The list of win
ners to his credit are legion-Ballot Box,
Conner, Flood, Trade Dollar, ALI Estill,
Norfolk, Ralston, Bradley, Miss Courtney,
and host of others attest his superiority.
Joe Hooker, the second stallion to be Of
fered, has ample produce to show his quail
tiles as sire. To his credit stands such
colts as Jim Renwick, Bonanza, G. H. Todd,
Fred Collier, Ed. Corrigan and others.
The Duke of Norfolk, the third stallion,
is a son of Norfolk Marion, and has shown
himself as one of the best of young stations
placed in the stud.
This sale includes the entire collection of
the famous brood mares now owned by
Mr.. Winters. Among them are the follow
ing, well-known as producers of winners
Marion dam of Duke, Duchess, Prince,
King and Queen of Norfolk by Malcolm
Maggie Mitchell, by imp. Yorkshire; Bal
linette dam of Alta, Miss Courtney and
Elwood), by Monday; Ballerina, by imp.
Ralrnunin Siofar 10 L k,,h
Virginia, by Revenue May B., by Shan
non; Jessie R., by Hubbard; Irene Hard
ing, by Jack Malone, dam Macaria, by
Avalanche; Countess Zeika dam of Ed.
Corrigan, and half sister to Ballinette). by
Norfolk; Ballerina, by imp. Balrownie
Matte Glenn dam of Bonanza), by Glen
Athol: Matte Gross, by Lexington; Illu-
sion, Flora, Mollie McGurn, Addie O'Neal,
Kitten, Bay Kate, Rosetland Abbie W.,
Chestnut Belle, Laura Winston, ATLANTA,
Alice N, Big Gun dam of Jim Renwick),
Puss dam of Fred. Collier), Callie Smart,
Farralone, Rosetta, and others equally as
well known to the racing public.
Mr.. Winters will have on exhibition at
the sale the yearling colts from this lot of
mares, which will enable the purchaser to
note the last produce of this famous stud.
This lot of colts will be offered at the same
sale.
Among the mares, Marion, Matte Glenn.
Puss, Illusion and Ballinette have this sea-
sons foals by their side, which will be sold
with the mares, and the remainder will all
foal within month.
The entire stud is now located and on
view at the Shear stables near Agricultural
Park, where the sale will take place at l
P. NJ tomorrow The terms of sale are
cash or approved paper Killip & Co., the
well-known livestock auctioneers, will
conduct the sale
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-28
A Young Burglar.

Wednesday morning State Librarian
Wallis discovered that during the previous
night drawer in a desk at his office had
been opened and robbed of $40. The
police were notified, and officer Farrell
worked up the case, arresting as the burglar
q boy about IL years of age, named Willie
Merkendollar. 1t appears that the latter
had noted that a person could walk with
out danger on the ledge on the outside of
the Capitol building on a line with the
windows, and Tuesday night he stepped
out of the window of room near the
Library and moved along to the office of
that institution, which he entered through
window, and then proceeded to ransack
the premises at his leisure. He did not
return home that night. Next day he
hired horse and buggy and went hunting,
and was arranging to have jolly time gen
orally when officer Farrell put a stop to his
proceedings. He had $l69 of the stolen
money remaining when he was arrested,
and insisted that he only took 5000. Evil
IDENTIFY at his rate of spending coin, he
would have TO depredate frequently to
keep his pocket supplied.